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The Centre for Food Safety (CFS) confirmed that several Aptamil infant formula batches recalled in Germany over the possible presence of cerealide are not available in the local market.
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The center stated it is aware of three affected product batches and expressed significant concern over the issue.
It had contacted local importers, retailers, and overseas authorities and conducted market inspections. Preliminary investigations confirm the products were neither imported nor sold in the city.
The affected batches include:
- Aptamil Pronutra 1 (800g), with a best-before date of November 10, 2026
- Aptamil Pronutra Pre (1.2kg), with a best-before date of November 19,2026
- Aptamil Profutura Pre (800g), with a best-before date of April 20, 2027
The CFS has published a food incident report online and will continue to monitor the situation, taking further action if necessary.
















